Brett Crawford’ New Surreal Paintings Full of Pop References

Artist Brett Crawford looks at his bits since collaborations between the work and the viewer, each an inviting narrative. His new exhibition in 111 Minna Gallery,”Caravan,” features paintings that combine pop mythology, culture, and otherwise odd moments. The series kicks off on July 6.

“In his most recent body of work, Brett Crawford plays with surreal settings and fairytale vision to evoke the viewer’s creativity,” an announcement says. “Viewers must fully immerse themselves in each work to obtain the hidden story within. Here, there are no wrong answers. Each piece is an intentional collaborative exchange made to stimulate creativity in the observer. Trailed through the collection are recognizable pop references and iconic symbols, conspicuously placed like Easter eggs as incentives to delve deeper into his reality of boundless love and inspiration.”

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Incredibly Beautiful Series Of 3D Illustrations Inspired By Traditional Tattoo Patterns

Billy Bogiatzoglou (also known as Billelis) is a digital artist, illustrator, and art director now residing in the UK. Having an eye for daring contrasts and colors, complicated machinery, and the gruesome, everything he generates includes a hyperreal and futuristic quality.

“That is my series of 3D illustrations inspired by traditional tattoo designs. Tattoo culture has always been a fascinating surrounding to be part of. The skill and ability of the fantastic traditional artists have always been a huge inspiration in my work,” Billelis told to Bored Panda.

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